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| Addition Expression in Algebra Addition Expression (Algebra) | Division Expression (Algebra) | Multipication Expression (Algebra) | Subtraction Expression (Algebra) | Terms of Algebraic Expression | Value of an Algebraic Expression | Explanation :-
Addition Expression in algebra includes Literal Number(s), Addition Operator (+) and; or Constant(s).
For example = x+y, a+7, 4+b
In the above example, we have :-
Addition Operator = (+),
Literal Numbers = x, y, a & b.
Constants = 7 & 4.
Addition expression in algebra is of the following two types:-
1). Sum of Literal Numbers :- It includes Addition Operator (+) and two or more Literal Numbers.
For example = x+y , p+q, a+b+c
In the above example we have :-
Addition Operator = (+),
Literal Numbers =. x, y, p, q, a, b & c
Note :- In such an expression, we don't have any Constants.
2). Sum of Literal Numbers and Constants :- It includes Addition Operator (+), Literal Number(s) and Constant(s).
For example = x+7 , 8+a, p+q+5...
In the above example we have :-
Addition Operator = (+),
Literal Numbers = x, p, q & a.
Constants = 7, 8 & 5.
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